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Flowbird invests in Euro 6 vans for London bus contract
Flowbird Transport Intelligence is reducing its environmental impact by upgrading its fleet of service vehicles to low emissions Euro 6 standards to support its fare collection technology contract with Transport for London.
The first replacements in the fleet of 35 new vehicles – 10 Peugeot Partners with stop-start functionality – are now on the road, enabling engineers to maintain ticketing systems on more than 9,000 buses across the capital.
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